Translated with AI from the Russian original.

IT distributor OCS and Russian developer "MyOffice" have entered into a cooperation agreement. The company's solutions have been added to the OCS product portfolio and are now available to more than 7,000 of the distributor's partners across Russia.

As part of the collaboration, OCS will promote key "MyOffice" products. These include "Documents Online" for collaborative file work and centralized storage, "Desktop Documents" for creating and editing text documents, spreadsheets and presentations, "MyOffice Mail" and Mailion mail solutions, and Squadus messenger with video conferencing and webinar support.

The collaboration also includes technical and marketing support from OCS. Pilot implementations are planned, as well as providing advice and practical introduction of partners to the capabilities of the MyOffice ecosystem.

MyOffice solutions comply with industry security standards and are included in the register of domestic software of the Ministry of Digital Development of Russia. The company's software products can be used in both the commercial and public sectors, including institutions with increased data protection requirements.

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